Land plants have a reproductive cycle called "alternation of generation" in which there are both multicellular diploid a

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Land Plants Have A Reproductive Cycle Called Alternation Of Generation In Which There Are Both Multicellular Diploid A 1 (42.93 KiB) Viewed 100 times

Land plants have a reproductive cycle called "alternation of generation" in which there are both multicellular diploid and haploid stages. In organism with an alternation of generation life cycle. gametes legs and sperm are produced by O Meiosis Fusion Syngamy Mitosis Binary fission D Question 18 1 pts "Fruit" is best described as a swollen storage organ derived from the stem that forms after pollination the starchy endosperm that develops along with the developing embryo the swollen seed coat that surrounds the developing seed any structure from the plant that can be harvested and consumed by people; it is a colloquial term, similar to vegetable and does not have any real botanical meaning, the remaining floral structures which undergo further development rather abscising after pollination